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A weathered building entrance with an orange-framed double door with barred glass panels, flanked by two painted murals of four-armed deities standing on blue pedestals. Each figure wears a tall conical crown, gold necklaces and a dhoti, one green and one pink, holding a rudraksha-like disc and a small fish-shaped object with raised hands, and a long staff. Grey plaster walls are peeling, and a loudspeaker sits above the door beneath a fluorescent tube. No people are visible.

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April 29 20182018-04-29April 29 20182018-04-29 +1 copiesApril 29 20182018-04-29 +1 copiesApril 29 20182018-04-29 +1 copiesMarch 04 20132013-03-04March 04 20132013-03-04A closed wooden double door with a gold-painted, square-panelled surface and a dark iron bolt across the centre, set between two painted guardian statues. Each standing figure has a crown with a crescent, gold earrings, multiple beaded necklaces, a jewelled waist belt and red dhoti-like trousers with a green cloth draped at the hip. The figure on the left holds a flaming torch in one raised hand, and the figure on the right holds a ceremonial staff or club in one hand. Their skin is orange-toned and the surrounding walls are grey with red and yellow decorative borders. No people are visible; the statues are sculpted or painted figures.2017-07-12July 12 20172017-07-12 +1 copiesJune 28 20172017-06-28A photograph of a temple entrance with a pair of tall, painted dvarapala guardian statues flanking closed wooden double doors. Each statue has four arms, a tall crown, gold jewellery, rudraksha-like beaded necklaces, a green sash and orange-red dhoti, holding a lotus bud and other objects. Golden lion or bull figures sit at the base of the doors, and a lit oil lamp flame glows at the upper left corner. No physical people are visible.2017-07-07July 12 20172017-07-12July 28 20172017-07-28 +1 copies